Reunions

Sun., June 30, 1996

GENERAL

Marcus students, teachers and Marcus residents and families July 20, Marcus (Wash.) City Hall and City Park; contact Darrell Shute, 753-6444, or Dick Sphuler, 684-2778.

Old Time Circle Track Racers July 28; Nine Mile Resort on Long Lake; contact Karolyn, 448-4508.

SCHOOL

Missoula Hellgate High School, Class of 1976 contact Mary Jo Keeley Becker at (406) 721-8471.

Yakima High School, Class of 1956 contact Barbara Hooper, 466-0144, Karen Simpson, 238-6778, or Nick Rasmussen, 966-2349.

Davis Senior High School, Class of 1986 contact (206) 772-5909, Yakima.

East Valley High School, Class of 1986 contact Marci (Morasch) Sontgerath, (509)-332-3295, or write to EVHS Reunion Committee, c/o Shannon, 3414 NE 10th Place, Renton, WA 98056.

Medical Lake High School, Class of 1986 July 5-7; contact Pam Sweeny, 924-8099, or Stephanie Moore Miller, 299-5494.

Mead, Class of 1986 July 12-13. Contact Classy Reunions 1-800-544-0194.

Immaculate Heart Of Mary High School, Coeur d’Alene, Class of 1966 July 12-13; anyone who attended the school is invited to join the cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene, July 13; contact Janice, (208) 667-6789, or Suzanne, (208) 765-3324.

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